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...Joshua G. Allen ’09 is a government concentrator in Mather House. Marina Fisher ’09 is a linguistics concentrator in Leverett House. Matthew T. Valji ’08 is a government concentrator in Cabot House. They are all members of the IOP survey group...
Student Affairs Committee (SAC) Chair Ryan A. Petersen ’08 has chosen UC representative Matthew L. Sundquist ’09 as his vice presidential running mate, according to the source. Petersen would not confirm yesterday that he was running, saying he was focused on projects related to his position as SAC chair...
...active council member who has been very clear about his plans is Matthew R. Greenfield ’08. He said that he will not run for president or vice president of the UC. Like Petersen and Adelman, Greenfield has been on the UC since his freshman year and has served as a vice chair of SAC—the committee that has traditionally served as a training ground for future UC presidents—since February...
...develop a system of getting input from the student body, which some criticize has been lacking thus far. The board will also be instrumental in planning events like the weekly Penthouse Coffee Bar Acoustic Nights, which launched last Thursday, Friedrich said. Mather House Undergraduate Council (UC) Representative Matthew L. Sundquist ’09 wrote in an e-mail that although the idea of an advisory board is “fantastic,” students should have had earlier input on the design of the Hilles center. “Unfortunately, the administration has chosen to create a student...
...organization received a donation of $15,000 through the gift fund, the 15 percent tax would take away $2250. This money represents two weeks’ worth of basic living necessities for the 35 Chinese orphans the group supports, according to UC member Matthew L. Sundquist ’09, who was a sponsor of the bill. Along with negatively affecting charity groups, Petersen said, the tax impacts newer students groups, which are less likely to have endowments, disproportionately. “You’re looking at student groups that have to draw on these gift funds for costs...